A new pew research study reveals a significant decline in the number of U.S. adults identifying as Christians, now at 62%, while those identifying as religiously unaffiliated has risen to nearly 30%. Trends indicate a generational shift, with younger adults less likely to identify with any religion. Amidst this change, the survey also highlights growing diversity within U.S. religions.

The portion of U.S. adults identifying as Christian has declined significantly.

Conducted a survey to analyze religion trends in the U.S.

Senior associate director of religion research at Pew.